[center][h1][color=c4df9b]Loading Arc...[/color][/h1][/center] [quote=@Cerces22] [b]The Ides of March, Catherine "Circe" Lin on route to D.C.[/b] ... She entered Maryland and the radio got fuzzy and faded out. [i][color=bc8dbf]Damn, there goes the good music.[/color][/i] She thought to herself, as she blindly flipped through the channels hunting for a decent rock channel. After a few hours she finally arrived in D.C. as her phones GPS directed her to the training site and parked. After showing her I.D. and checking in she was shown a private room, and was told to wait. [/quote] Circe's one bed hotel room was nothing to write home about. But of course, given the grand scale of these worldwide tests, even a country as developed as the United States couldn't be expected to provide luxuries for EVERY participant. Besides, she would only be in this room for one night. Tomorrow, she and ninety nine other participants would be put through the ringer. But for now, she had nothing to do but rest. Details of the exams would be explained to everyone bright an early. Her instructions, "Be on time for an 8AM auditorium style meeting at the governemnt training complex located just across the street from the hotel." [hr][hr] [quote=@Cerces22] [b]January 1st Liz Freshly Discovered Ruins [/b] ...She's now on her way to what they call a training center in a place called Washing A Ton Dee Dee to better learn more about this planet Earth. She had not heard from Rin since she arrived her, she couldn't even get a signal. The men in suits want her to help make trainers in this world to go on missions. They told her she was not the only trainer from an other world of Pokemon to show up. [/quote] Liz was a quick learner, but she was no genius level Pokemon Professor. From the day she was picked up (January 3rd) till this very day (March 2nd), she had been working to learn this "English" language. The key was speaking slowly and using hand gestures. [b]"One hundred."[/b] [url=https://myanimelist.cdn-dena.com/images/characters/7/333202.jpg]Ronald[/url] spoke very clearly and steady but not in a patronizing way. He had been Liz's main language coach these last two months. The two had developed something of a freindship even. [b]"There will be one hundred canidates each day."[/b] The two of them sat in lobby chairs on the third floor of the training facility's main office building. They sipped on coffee and watched the people below, especially the people checking into the hotel across the street.